Makoto, a Japanese entrepreneur and XRP investor told Coin base that he is not selling his XRP share. There is a couple of reason for that,
the most common is that it's a popular crypto coin in Japan.
Kayamori also said, "XRP has a strong global fanbase, and a lot of people see this lawsuit as an attack on virtual currencies in general".
Soon the XRP will gain a good high and the predicted price for the XRP is $1 in the upcoming time, but the current market situation is very un-stable and un-predictiable.
Please read the complete report here:
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/japan-rallies-behind-xrp-ripple-230056022.html It is unlikely that these survey results reflect the real opinion of people. Now, few people know about the digitized currencies of the central banks of states. Those who know what it is could not so massively declare that it is not money. We all know that the digitized currencies of the central banks of states, that is, their stablecoins, are the same money of states, only on the blockchain in digital form. It is useless to deny it. People have not yet used them and do not know what it is. How can they reason about it. We need to make sure ourselves of the question posed and the answers to it.